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Bill O'Reilly, here. You are listening to the weekend edition of the O'Reilly update. Coming up next, the news with Mike Slater.
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Thanks, Bill. Here's what's happening this week in America. Big job numbers, seditious behavior, Dick Cheney funeral and peace agreement proposed. That's all coming up. Then Bill's going to be here with your message of the day. But first, big jobs report from September. Experts predicted 50,000 jobs to be added, but job creators in this country created 119,000 new jobs. That means over the past year, 2.5 million native born Americans gained employment and 670,000 foreign born workers lost employment. Stephen Miller said this is the first time that has happened in our lifetimes. Truly astonishing achievement. A couple days ago, a few senators and congresspeople made a video where they told service members and people in the intelligence community that they must disobey unlawful orders. And in this video, they never said what orders they're talking about, like what orders from our commander in chief have been unlawful. Every order that the president gave the National Guard was to protect federal law enforcement and protect federal buildings. So the president wrote in response to that video that the comments are, quote, really bad and dangerous for our country. He said their words cannot be allowed to stand seditious behavior from traitors or lock em up with a question mark. An hour later he wrote, seditious behavior punishable by death. And now the people in that original video are pretending to be outraged. Speaker Johnson said that the president was simply defining the crime of sedition. Quote, that's a factual statement. The former Vice President Dick Cheney had his funeral at the Washington National Cathedral yesterday. Former President George W. Bush delivered a eulogy. Bush told the story of when he was going to pick Dick Cheney to be his vice president. He said that Dick insisted on giving me a complete rundown of all the reasons why I should not choose him. In the end, I trusted my judgment. I remember my dad's words when I told him what I was planning. He said, son, you couldn't pick a better man. The United States has crafted a 28 point plan to bring the war in Ukraine to an end. Russia would receive recognized control over Crimea and large portions of eastern Ukraine. Ukraine must limit its standing military and establish in its constitution that it will never join NATO. Also, Ukraine would receive security guarantees from the United States without regard to Europe. Ukraine would receive hundreds of billions of dollars worth of investment to aid in its rebuilding efforts, including $100 billion worth of frozen Russian assets. Russia would receive re entry into the G8 and all sanctions would be lifted. Also, prisoners would be exchanged in an all for all basis and all civilian detainees would be returned. Russia's accused of kidnapping Ukrainian children, some estimates up to 100,000, and reeducating them in their own military. Under this deal, everyone would come home. I'm Mike Slater. I have a podcast, Politics by faith. Bill O'Reilly has your message of the day. Next.
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Host: Bill O’Reilly
News Segment Host: Mike Slater
Release Date: November 22, 2025
Podcast: Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis
This weekend edition covers the latest political, economic, and global developments, including a surprising jobs report, controversy over alleged seditious behavior in Congress, reflections on Dick Cheney's funeral, details of a proposed Ukraine peace agreement, and Bill O’Reilly’s pointed commentary on the Mexican drug cartels and U.S. policy. The episode also touches on significant domestic debates and the ongoing retribution efforts by President Trump during his second term.
Hosted by Mike Slater (00:10–03:03)
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(06:36–08:09)
(08:31–11:16)
This episode delivers big stories – from economic gains and new peace proposals to politically charged controversies in Washington and sweeping actions by President Trump – and frames them with O’Reilly’s unfiltered conservative perspective. Listeners get a sense of urgency around crime and security, a call for bolder U.S. action abroad, and a view into a divided America where political retribution has become a new norm.
For more analysis and news, visit BillOReilly.com.